Vegetable Beef Soup
About This Recipe
“I love making this soup, its a quick dinner or a quick lunch.”
Ingredients
Directions
Reviews
“What amazing soup!I used crushed tomatoes instead of whole. The thyme is really a key ingredient.This is the best vegetable soup I’ve ever made.Yum!”
“I used near 18-20 ounces of diced tomatoes (I leftover I needed to use).Since I don’t have frozen vegetables,I used a mix of fresh veggies (carrot, celery, broccoli).This soup is healthy and taste wonderful.Thanks Dancer :)Made for I Recommend tag game”
“This was a good basic recipe. I needed a soup for lunch this week. I doubled the ground beef, used a 28 ounce can of crushed tomatoes, a 16 ounce bag of frozen mixed veggies and kept the rest of the ingredients as written.”
“A nice soup!I didn’t have frozen veggies so I cut up some potatoes, carrots & celery.Added a bay leaf and 1/2 tsp. of paprika.I also used 4 cups of prepared beef broth.Thank you for posting!I definitely will make this recipe again!! :D”
“I made this today and it was perfect for such a cold snowy day.My Mother and I enjoyed this very much.Will make again.Thank you for a great recipe.”
“I made this for our weekly Friday night bonfire party and everyone really enjoyed it. It was simple, with ingredients I had mostly on hand, and the recipe is easy to tweak. For instance, I used a pound of ground beef, a 16 oz. pkg of veggies, 2 cans of tomatoes, and probably more like 5 or 6 cups of water, and everyone at my party loved it. I’m a soup lover and this one was good and easy so I’ll be making it again. Thanks for posting the recipe!”
“This is really good soup! Easy to make! Even better the next day too! Great for a cold days dinner!I will make this again!”
“Great taste and easy to make. Quick much better than canned soup.Going to keep this recipe on hand.”
“Made this soup for my wife’s and my lunch today. It was quick, easy, tasteful, and economical. Twenty minutes was more than sufficient time to get it to the simmering state, primarily because there are so few ingredients to measure and add. My beef boullion was out-dated, so I substitued two cans of beef broth for the boullion/water. The taste was far above average, which is quite surprising considering it makes about 8 servings for slightly more than five bucks! I will make this again, but I if I use ground beef I will drain the browned beef and add it back to the pot. I will probably tweak it a bit the next time I make it though by substituting hot Italian sausage for the ground beef. I can just imagine the sausage providing a more appealing taste and the pepper will add a little zing to the over-all taste. Thanks for posting this — it is a winner.”
“Fast. easy and delicious! I used leftover beef roast and Spike seasoning instead of thyme, but other than that I followed the recipe. It has a rich flavor without a lot of fuss and I will certainly make this again. Thanks, Carole in Orlando”